Cats and Ferrets

>>17916154
not my cat btw

Is your cat an adult? If it's young enough you can train it to know that small animals aren't food.

>>17916207
she's around 6 or 7 I would say, not sure. she was a stray that I took in 3 years ago.

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I have 3 ferrets and 2 cats. The cats have been introduced to the ferrets, with supervision, but I would never leave them alone together. Cats will kill ferrets without hesitation. Ferrets are fearless and will attempt to play with the cats, but the cats have too strong a prey drive. You MIGHT be able to get a cat and ferret to get along if you get them both at a young age and raise them together, but if your cat has ever killed a small mammal, I'd say its a no-go. Thats not to say you can't get a ferret anyway, very few ferrets are free-roaming. Just get a cage and at least 2 ferrets ( since they're social animals, they need a buddy ), keep them seperated from the cats and you'll be fine.

>>17916154

literally wtf is your problem ?

if you want to feed your cat small animals then buy mice

the ferret & your cat will totally fight each other to death

ferrets are dangerous & need to be kept in strong metal cages

op fu get a gdamn clue about pets